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Ahmad Tijani Ali Cisse

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28: 574: 585: 169:, one of Western Africa's key positions of Islamic leadership. The Tijaniyya Sufi order was founded by Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Tijani al-Hasani in the late 18th century. As the spiritual leader of the Tijaniyya, Cisse is considered have direct spiritual inspiration (or Fayda Tijaniyya) which gives him supreme authority to advise and direct the order's followers. 185:
as a “Special Missions Ambassador.” In 1993, he received Senegal’s distinguished award, the Ordre de Merite. He has been named among the world's 500 most influential Muslims, placing at #23 as of 2012.
99:, major leader of the Tijānī Sufi order. He studied under his father Ali and grandfather Ibrahim in Senegal focusing mostly on Arabic literature and poetry. Thereafter, he went to 422: 615: 283: 635: 107:, who was in his last year of advanced study. In 1974, he graduated first in his class at the Al-Azhar preparatory school receiving a diploma in 147:) through religious debates and public speaking. At the same time, he published several books including a complete edit of Shaykh Ibrahim’s 161:
On August 15, 2008, Cisse was unanimously elected to the Imamnate by the leading members of the Tijaniyya Sufi order Cisse is based in
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order. The Tijaniyya is the largest Sufi order in Western Africa and its leader is responsible for nearly 300 million Sufi adherents.
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and in 1981, he earned a M.A. in Theology later serving on the faculty of Al-Azhar University in the department of
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and serves as the Imam of the Grand Mosque in the village of Medina Baye, now part of the city of
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After completing his education in Egypt, he went on a religious mission to
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Cisse is the second son of Ali Cisse and Fatima Zahra Niasse, daughter of
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Tijani.org: "Shaykh Tijani Cisse: New Imam of the Fayda Tijaniyya"
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In 2001, he was appointed Senegal’s General Commissioner for the
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Senegalese
Tijaniyya
Sufi
Tijaniyya
Sufi
Ibrahim Niass
Egypt
Hassan Cissé
Arabic
Al-Azhar University
hadith
Africa
Middle East
Americas
Islam
Dawah
Senegal
Kaolack
Hajj
Abdoulaye Wade




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